Board hears equity concerns about alternative programs; committee to include gap analysis
Board members and commenter Beth Wallace raised audit findings that Beach Street and Congress alternative programs show overrepresentation of economically disadvantaged students and students of the global majority; presenters said a gap analysis and clearer entry/exit criteria will be added to the work plan.
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A public commenter and board member, Beth Wallace, asked the board and presenters to address specific equity concerns raised in the audit about the SU’s alternative programs.
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